The grounds of the hotel were lovely and authentic. We liked the spa. Our junior suite was a good size and well laid out. Location was 15 minutes walk from Tours which was fine for us and also 2 minutes from a tram.

Booking.com and the hotel should be more transparent about the fact that air conditioning is NOT actually available unless it’s the summer months. It was 30 degrees and we asked for air con to be turned on but were lied to initially and told it was us not using the thermostat correctly . When we said it was locked, they admitted that we couldn’t have it until summer even though we couldn’t sleep. A lesson in hospitality and making guests welcome and comfortable, wouldn’t go a miss. No robes, slippers, body lotions. Restaurant and food mediocre.

The hotel is in beautiful grounds, about 30 minutes walk from the centre of Tours with an option to take a tram nearby. Great location to combine peaceful relaxation and a city centre attractions. The room was large. Pool and spa were good.

No lobby in the new wing, so it was noisy outside the bedroom if near the entrance as we were. TV off line for 24 hours. Arrangements for car entry and exit to hotel not clear. Mix up with our deposit. Staff seem overstretched with events at hotel but were nice when asked for help.

The breakfast had a nice variety of food & we enjoyed the cappuccino/espresso machine. Five of our seven rooms were beautiful & large. Some had balconies, others had claw foot tubs. The walk to town took about 30 minutes & was very scenic. We also had a dinner one of the evenings & it was fantastic. The beds were very comfortable & the shower pressure was good & hot!

The breakfast was great except for the scrambled eggs, they were very soupy & the bacon was undercooked. We were not told that two of our rooms were on the 3rd floor & were more like attic rooms with sloped ceilings with a step down into a tiny bathroom. I would suggest more water available for the guests in the public area, It was mostly empty when needed.

It is a pretty property and our suite had a lovely view of the garden.

1. Check in is at 4pm which is already quite late. So to not have our room available until 4.20pm was annoying. 2. There are no porters or any offers of assistance with luggage. 3. Asked for a drink in the garden terrace and was told we couldn’t order drinks there despite other guests having drinks there 4. The most uncomfortable pillows I’ve ever encountered 5. Garage was closed when we went to leave creating confusion and stress.

Very nice room, we received an upgrade

On the morning we left I went for a swim and put the do not disturb hanger on the door. When I got back at 11.20 (check out was 12.00) the chambermaid was already preparing the room for the next guests. She didn't leave and had piled the dirty dishes in the basin, even though there was a sink in the kitchenette . The door to my room was wedged open, with my handbag in view of the corridor. I told reception when I checked out, but they didn't seem interested

We stayed in the modern part of the hotel. The staff were excellent, even helping with our halting French. The room was big, clean and well appointed. Belmont Chateaux is well placed for visiting Tours as the tram station is an easy walk away, but we did the 15/20 minute walk into the town without problem.

The spa facilities could have been larger, which may be problem if it's busy, and they'd forgotten to put robes in our room. None of which caused any issues for us.

The room was more like a suite and very comfortable and stylishly decorated - it felt like a really premium experience. The grounds are stunning and well worth a walk around. The restaurant was nice - the food was good on the whole adn parking is plentiful and very convenient. The location was perfect for us as we were stopping over on a long drive further south but it feels a bit far away from the centre of Tours if you are planning on spending some time there

The food in the restaurant was good but felt a little pricey - also we were given a table outside in direct sunlight and despite the restaurant terrace being empty, when I asked to move into the shade, I was told that we could not move as the other tables were reserved - there were no other diners came into the restaurant in all the time we were in there so this felt a little lazy - like it was too much hassle to move us - it rather spoilt the enjoyment of the meal

Belmont is a lovely hotel on a large estate. Lots of garden spaces for enjoying the weather and outdoors. Rooms are nicely furnished and larger than a standard box hotel room.

I had dinner with my family 6 persons. Food was very good and of excellent quality. Wines were reasonably priced and local. My only gripe is that service took a long time. We had 3 courses and waited an hour between each course. Restaurant was not too busy and some courses were cold courses: cold meats, ice cream, cheese. After a long drive a 3 hour meal starting at 2000 is not conducive to a happy guest.

Lovely surroundings & good location. The rooms were clean & a great size they also had fab cooking facilities. The staff were really really helpful when i booked and had to make changes, they were very friendly and also set up another bed in one of our rooms. Very grateful for that.

We felt it was perhaps better suited for an older clientele. Also the pool opening times were a little limited (i dont think we could swim first thing in tue norning but i may have misunderstood that)

Good breakfast with cheeses, smoked salmon and more. Our room was upgraded to a spacious one and was clean and faced the beautiful garden. The bathroom was huge.The atmosphere was calm and pleasant and the staff was kind.

The location was far from the center, but we used our car. Another thing: the word chateau is misleading. Although the main building is in an old style, it is adjacent to buildings in a contemporary style so it is difficult to notice its uniqueness. The interior design is also completely modern. So don't expect to stay in a castle. You should know that the outdoor space is shared with retirement residences.